Around the Blogosphere: Thanksgiving in China, Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State and Yoko Ono's exhibition

Fons Tuinstra of China Herald says AT Kearney's 6% forecast of China's economic growth in 2009 is ludicrous and offers his own projection — a very precise 8.94%.
Bob Chen of Global Voices Online gives a good summary of some of the worries and questions that Chinese bloggers have with regards to the 4 trillion yuan economic stimulus package recently unveiled by the central government.
Tim Johnson of China Rises looks back on his Thanksgiving experiences around the world and observes how easy making a proper thanksgiving dinner in China has become.
DiligenceChina discusses what Hillary Clinton as US Secretary of State would mean for Sino-US relations.
ArtForum.com offers its take on Yoko Ono's first solo exhibition in China while Shanghai Art Chase found the exhibition to be lacking in depth and inspiration.
Thomas Crampton talks to Elliott Ng of CN Reviews about China's "adaptive creativity".

Video from Thomas Crampton.

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[1] | EL JEFE

Good thing Yoko has those shades on at night.

"She closed the press conference by painting her Chinese name not on the paper prepared for it but on a nearby window curtain."

Truly awesome.

Reply | November 28, 2008 7:45 AM

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